Sentence examples for administrators announced that from inspiring English sources
At the time, school administrators announced that they wouldn't allow racial intolerance.
In April, administrators announced that Northwestern would lose its stand-alone athletic program next fall and merge with another school across town.
But in December 2004, administrators announced that they had been unable to conduct the investigation because the U.S. Missile Defense Agency has classified all information relating to the allegations, including the results of the Institutes internal inquiry.
The administrators announced that the moves had nothing to do with cutting costs (the school faces a $2.5 million deficit), but it was designed to "make it easier for students to graduate on time".
This year, however, top administrators announced that they planned to retire the mascot and move the statue to a less prominent place on campus, a soon-to-be-built alumni center.
Coinciding with the publication of the genome sequence of the HeLa cancer cell line last summer [ 1], US National Institutes of Health (NIH) administrators announced that they had been working closely with the family of Henrietta Lacks [ 2], the woman from whom the HeLa immortal cell line was derived, to address the family's concerns regarding privacy and informed consent.
Harford's appointment was the culmination of a whirlwind 24 hours for Luton, with the club's administrators announcing that they had chosen the LTFC 2020 consortium, which includes TV presenter Nick Owen, as the preferred bidder to take over the club.
In October 1973, Dr. Howard J. Brown, a former New York City health services administrator, announced that he was gay and that he was forming a civil rights organization for homosexual men and women.
His delight did not dim when an administrator announced that the next day would include back-to-back sessions on land use.
Another witness, John C. Sawhill, the Federal energy administrator, announced that his agency had let its first nine contracts for research and related work on energy conservation.
John S. Pistole, the agency's administrator, announced that small pocketknives and some sports equipment would be allowed in carry-on bags beginning April 25 — an effort to more closely align American rules with European standards.
